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the year 300

sweet fire sing to a primeval moon made of stardust, and all that is to be- of our dreamers and dancers, when earth has not yet fully unfurled. Can you feel a melody lift over the wilds, through the spring fields, through rivers and oceans, finding its story to tell?

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the year 300

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Winter II

a lake fringed by bluebells in the deep of winter, frost carvings around the flowers, ice sculptures in the woods. animal tracks set in ice-encrusted snow. a lake, young surface, yet with lightning-struck fractures, frost-bitten fingers that intertwine, clandestine, animal claws scrabble for air. winter sets all to sleep, some with a song, some without warning, a storm in dark woods, snow as a blanket, or as a muffler, a soundproof barrier for final cr

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the year 300 by KyaniteArcher, literature

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the year 300

the dust never settles by KyaniteArcher, literature

think back, my dear by KyaniteArcher, literature

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think back, my dear

Think back, my dear; can you remember, remember the sprawling fields of years ago? The gentle hums of farm vehicles as they roll on by through sweet summer lanes and white fences long gone. Do you remember the untroubled laughter of the river and the songs she sang along with the birds? among the hares and the youngest deer, their noses twitching, warming the morning air with their breath, and, oh, the ivy curling its way around tall resplendent pillars like tendrils reaching for the sky- whereupon shone an equally loving sun, turning all it touched to go

sarah by KyaniteArcher, literature

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sarah

i want it to taste like dew on the spider-webs of six in the morning, weathered wood, our breath fogging up red-leafed air. the blush of an apple in the autumn. wet roads, windscreens. you and me, mugs of tea on a long country road.

the sun set early by KyaniteArcher, literature

in maths by KyaniteArcher, literature

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in maths

you know, at first i drew her pretty, like you said. i drew her with eager eyes and a dentist's dream smile, and her eyebrows perfectly arched. but she didn't looked complete. and, you know, the more i fixed the lines i made, the more i erased, the more i tried to make her look like a daydream- her eyes turned dark and her lips sharpened. - the more she turned into something wicked.

a boy before by KyaniteArcher, literature

dearie by KyaniteArcher, literature

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dearie

"so yeah. we hired a van, packed our bags and drove down south," he said. "me, jasper, ryan, uh, that gang, about eight, nine of us, got down to donnybrook and this motorbike came along and just," he motioned with his hands- "crashed straight into the windshield." sophie flinched. "what?" "well yeah. anyways, none of us were hurt, i don't even know how that happened, and that guy just stares at us all disoriented like, and-" he glances across and her eyes flick back at him, and he swallows. the ground was muddy beneath his feet- it had rained for the first time in months that thursday. "and he's sitting there next to his motorbike, jus

there breathes a man by KyaniteArcher, literature

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there breathes a man

back when they were in high school, cody caught the bus further than anyone else, to a line of run-down tenements running the base of the hills like ants. it was the autumn of twenty-sixteen when he plucked up

an american love by KyaniteArcher, literature

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an american love

a life in twenty days and i keep thinking of streetlights, manhattan and apartments, and this world that brought us so close, so close i cradled your heart in these cold-bare arms and it thawed the winter away. this love is like a slow dance, warm and sweet and soft, the last of the evening when the stars are so low in the sky, they send you straight to sleep. whenever i think of you, i can't imagine us in this red country, this stricken country which we call home, keeping company with the loneliest nights that man could find because, darling, you are my home.

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